What is the prognosis of acute bacterial prostatitis?

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What is the prognosis of acute bacterial prostatitis? In recent years, due to the extensive use of effective antibiotics, generally speaking, most of the acute bacterial prostatitis can be cured with a good prognosis. But in the case of delayed diagnosis and treatment or improper treatment, there may be two consequences, one is chronic prostatitis, the other is prostatic abscess.

What is the prognosis of acute bacterial prostatitis?

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Dissemination of prostate cancer can be through local invasion, lymphatic and hematogenous metastasis to any site, can occur in the early stage, but generally more in the late stage. Prostate cancer can spread from the prostate to other surrounding tissues, such as pelvic lymph nodes, abdominal nodes, bones and lungs. This process can take years to decades, especially in old age. Many patients don't feel the pain of this major cancer.

Chlamydia urethritis treatment is not timely or improper, complicated with prostatitis, caused by Chlamydia trachomatis. The clinical symptoms and signs were similar to those of chronic gonococcal prostatitis, but the symptoms were mild, such as penile tingling, perineal rectal distension and discomfort. Some patients complicated with urethritis and epididymitis, and repeated attacks, prostatic fluid smear microscopic examination of leukocytosis is not obvious. Chlamydia can be detected by immunoassay, ELISA and cell culture.

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The most important is that the treatment of acute prostatitis should be carried out under the guidance of doctors. The treatment of prostatitis, should be based on different pathogens, different symptoms and changes in the use of different drugs, do not buy their own medicine to eat.